The phrase "academic as it" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought or expression, and without additional context, it cannot be used effectively.
Example: "The research paper was rigorous, academic as it was."
Alternatives: "scholarly as it" or "educational as it".
Until there is real competition between providers and some surplus capacity within the system, for most people wanting to educate a child or book an operation, choice will be as academic as it was for Henry Ford's first customers.
Rather, the CPS said the decision on immunity was academic as it had solid fact-related grounds for the basis on which it determined it could not prosecute Sheikh Nasser.
Hall's voice fills the room with a booming precision that isn't so much oratory or academic as it is urgent; his words seemed to transform the dark-walled screening room from passive to active space.
However, the meaning ultimately becomes more linguistic and academic as it's tied to the notion of the alien culture's "non-linear orthography".
Without the input of users, governments and academics, as well as IT firms and their customers, specifications risk becoming irrelevant, Mr Guttman maintains.
Victor was an academic as well.
The £9,000 tuition fees have brought just as much demand for better standards from our academics as it has the students.
FutureLearn will be as much a sell for individual academics as it is for their institutions, he added, allowing teaching staff to increase their impact through being involved in the creation of online content.
The company prides itself on forging interdisciplinary partnerships between industry leaders and academics as it seeks AI-based solutions in areas such as city planning, disease outbreak management, policing, and other fields.
Another bonus was that his employer, the Pennsylvania State University in University Park, places its librarians on the tenure track, with the same expectations to publish, teach, and serve the academic community as it places on professors in academic departments.
It further adds how it believes "academics, as well as anyone in a public sector job, should not have to be part of this" because "universities and colleges are places for education, not surveillance".
